ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Thursday that the cooperation between the government and institutions was at unprecedented levels.
“I want to say this without hesitation that in my 40-year-long political career, I have never seen the level of cooperation between the government and the constitutional institutions that exist today,” PM Shehbaz said while speaking Ulema, Mashaikh Conference in Islamabad.
The premier’s remarks come as the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led coalition government has been working closely with various institutions, including the army, as it strives to tackle the plethora of challenges including those on the economic and security front.
The military, in its 265th Corps Commanders’ Conference (CCC) last month, reaffirmed its resolve to continue full support of ongoing efforts in uplifting socioeconomic growth and wholeheartedly assisting the government in curbing all illegal activities that hamper investors’ confidence, economic stability and growth.
Praising the partnership between the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir and the government in the country’s best interest, the prime minister termed it a role model for the times to come.
Stating that he would not talk about previous regimes, the premier underscored the need to address social and economic challenges faced by the country today.
Lamenting the collective shortcomings of the 77 years, the PM called for the need to learn from past mistakes and highlight collective successes that have been achieved.
